(no subject)
Apr. 7th, 2006 11:03 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rimturseI haven't started yet myself, but does anyone here consciously apply Swain's novel writing method to their manuscripts? And if yes, what is your opinion?
On a totally unrelated note: Life is beautiful. I woke up today to Felix's wide eyed expressions of "huh?" and "cuddle", and a kissy, head-butting Jonesy. The birds outside are doing their best to imitate a rock concert and the sun is determined to shine through the thin layer of mist covering the city.
It's fun with the kitties. With all the cats I've had, I've been able to guess what's on their mind by looking at their face expressions. The position of whiskers and mouth, how much their eyes are dilated and if they're wide open or closed/partially closed. With Jonesy it's different. His face is quite expressionless, but he makes up for it by talking (A LOT!) and rotating his ears. I swear those ears like like satellite disks, the only thing missing is the sound effects: vrrrrrr *grin*
On a totally unrelated note: Life is beautiful. I woke up today to Felix's wide eyed expressions of "huh?" and "cuddle", and a kissy, head-butting Jonesy. The birds outside are doing their best to imitate a rock concert and the sun is determined to shine through the thin layer of mist covering the city.
It's fun with the kitties. With all the cats I've had, I've been able to guess what's on their mind by looking at their face expressions. The position of whiskers and mouth, how much their eyes are dilated and if they're wide open or closed/partially closed. With Jonesy it's different. His face is quite expressionless, but he makes up for it by talking (A LOT!) and rotating his ears. I swear those ears like like satellite disks, the only thing missing is the sound effects: vrrrrrr *grin*
